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To: demsux
I'm talking about pouring fresh concrete...just need a few bags, water and a mixing machine...kinda like a development site.

Need water, builder's sand, aggregate, cement, wheelbarrows, form, power, shovels, trowels.... Very noisy; very hard work. A 'development site' is not going to be using bagged mixes of 'Quikcrete'; yards-sized batches are ordered from ready mix concrete companies. Unformed/ unfinished blobs of concrete of any significant size laying on the ground would be very unusual. Finishing concrete requires light. Clean-up--the tools must be cleaned up. Pronto. Way too complicated, too time consuming, too noisy, heavy & difficult work. And you end up with cement on your clothes & footwear.

854 posted on 08/03/2005 10:55:46 PM PDT by elli1
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To: elli1

You'd have to have someone who knew a little about what they were doing re: the concrete, etc. wouldn't you? I don't see any of the suspects (other than maybe PVDS) of having any experience like this.


855 posted on 08/03/2005 11:05:08 PM PDT by pnz1
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